The Ludlow Hotel
HospitalityNew York, United States11-50 Employees
The Ludlow Hotel is a 175-room, 20-story boutique property in New York City that opened in June 2014. It includes the Dirty French restaurant, operated by the same team behind Carbone and Parm. The guest rooms feature hardwood floors, handmade silk rugs, and Indo-Portuguese style beds, while marble bathrooms include brass rain showers and many deep soaking tubs with views of lower Manhattan. The hotel is run by Ira Drukier, Richard Born, and Sean MacPherson, who own several other New York boutique hotels including the Marlton and Bowery. It has earned recognition as a top hotel in New York for 2020 by Travel + Leisure and was named among New York’s most romantic hotels by Town & Country Magazine.